Milai plantation privately owned in South Santo, Espiritu Santo island of Vanuatu. near Mangoe Station. Milai Plantation is a massive 100-hectare working farm and nature reserve in South Santo on Espiritu Santo island, Vanuatu. It is known for producing beef cattle, vanilla, pepper, and limes, alongside expansive freshwater ponds that attract a diverse array of local and migratory wild birds
The development is a Vanuatu Government Approved Project (VGAP) under the Real Estate Option (REO) program eligible for Vanuatu citizenship by investment. A minimum of USD 200,000 investment required.
There are large lagoon, freshwater ponds full of wild birds. Milai plantation is the largest cattle farm and the coconuts plantation in Vanuatu with about 8,000 ha. They were badly affected by the cyclone Harold in 2020, lost about 50,000 coconut trees and 600 cattle. he property encompasses large lagoons and freshwater ponds that attract a high volume of wild birds, making it a popular and highly rated destination for birding and nature photography in the region
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The Milai Plantation has been a prominent focal point in local real estate, investment, and environmental discussions within Vanuatu. he Vanuatu government announced plans to acquire a significant portion of the Milai land to develop the Naoneban Mini township.
